The company has a viewpoint and uses that viewpoint to discriminate.
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The company has a viewpoint and it uses that viewpoint to discriminate.
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" "Public universities cannot exclude a speaker based on their viewpoint, even a very offensive viewpoint.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with shows that have a viewpoint; this show has a viewpoint.
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" In art history, the white, Western male viewpoint is "unconsciously accepted as the viewpoint of the art historian.
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According to Hans Bader, this prohibits speech based on viewpoint, and the First Amendment prohibits viewpoint-based restrictions on speech.
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I had gotten frustrated with seeing news stories on Black women that were coming from a pessimistic viewpoint, and a very sad viewpoint.
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The liberal viewpoint on gun control and background checks really is popular; it's just that the conservatives back their viewpoint far more enthusiastically.
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"A single journalist's attempt to monopolize a press conference is not a viewpoint and revoking a hard pass in response to that is not viewpoint discrimination," Burnham said.
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"That will change our foreign policy viewpoint, it will change our military viewpoint … It's going to change how we look at our place in the world," Kaufman said.
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One could press the objection here by saying that it would only be a loss from a human viewpoint, and that that viewpoint would no longer exist if we went extinct.
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JOHN WILLIAMS: That's -- I totally disagree with that viewpoint.
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That viewpoint -- and desire -- was voiced by Minnesota Rep.
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They will become a kind of massive useless class — useless not from the viewpoint of their mother or of their children, useless from the viewpoint of the economic and military and political system.
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Software, on the other hand, imposes its viewpoint on you.
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Eichenbaum's findings challenge this viewpoint, but they don't bury it.
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That's when Travis explained his viewpoint on ESPN's political policy.
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Psychologist Emma Kenny provided a more critical and skeptical viewpoint.
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The book changed my viewpoint, attitude and ultimately my life.
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A slide from the 2017 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey results.
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Yeah. I think it also comes from a limited viewpoint.
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Or fantastic, depending on your viewpoint as a cord cutter.
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And clearly the recommendation from that viewpoint is very simple.
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So, we started in Australia, but with a global viewpoint.
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The result: Comedy that focused only on the female viewpoint.
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He might find himself quite alone in that particular viewpoint.
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None of these measures makes sense from a military viewpoint.
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Diversity of viewpoint on this subject is a good thing.
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All of this because we disagree with someone else's viewpoint.
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Those signs include gossiping, throwing tantrums, and ignoring your viewpoint.
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Tam held that "viewpoint discrimination" — against insensitive viewpoints — is unconstitutional.
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Obviously, Morgan would have a very different viewpoint on that.
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From Vogel's viewpoint, being naked is honest, clean, and uncorrupt.
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So obviously, from my viewpoint, there's a little something off.
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"Viewpoint discrimination is poison to a free society," he wrote.
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Treasury's viewpoint is that this is change for the better.
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From that viewpoint, he's a natural for secretary of state.
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This would have been compelling to readers of every viewpoint.
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We acknowledge each other's viewpoint and honor each other's truth.
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" Or, "DON'T: assume your reader will agree with your viewpoint.
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But we're very comfortable with documentary filmmakers having a viewpoint.
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" A great work of art may be written from any ideological viewpoint, Orwell concludes, so long as the viewpoint is "compatible with sanity, in the medical sense, and with the power of continuous thought.
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No. What that does is that it attaches an inordinate amount of weight and self-importance to your own political viewpoint, which, if people want to hear your political viewpoint, then be a politician!
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That didn't stop the Court from holding in Rucho that a state legislature may draw legislative maps that inherently favor people who hold one political viewpoint and that disfavors people with a different political viewpoint.
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Link purportedly taught that Holocaust denial is a valid historical viewpoint.
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It was immediately obvious though ... his viewpoint is pretty much hers.
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You know, it&aposs very myopic in terms of his viewpoint.
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From a personal viewpoint, however, forty years can be an eternity.
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Massages, from the viewpoint of an athlete, are considered absolutely ordinary.
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But from a supply-side viewpoint, these are very different policies.
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"Putting on Bangles" (2019) plunges us into Hasan's own disorienting viewpoint.
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What would be judged as "negatively affecting" a political viewpoint then?
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So I think from my viewpoint, again, it's not party-based.
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"We have seen a sea change in their viewpoint," she said.
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From a political viewpoint, there is plenty of scope for bears.
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RYZIK Howard, people thought the original "24" had a conservative viewpoint.
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Cline's The Girls is a novel with a particularly feminine viewpoint.
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How does that viewpoint conflict with or overlap with other viewpoints?
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In a vacuum, the notion of promoting "viewpoint diversity" is laudable.
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In the comics industry, Deadpool offered a unique viewpoint and voice.
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The video gave a first-person viewpoint, like a computer game.
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His differing viewpoint allows him to uncover value that most overlook.
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It's an alternate viewpoint, but I think about soccer and basketball.
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On campus, you feel like your viewpoint is not as valued.
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It was that same viewpoint that led to his abrupt departure.
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They have to be told from an inside viewpoint as well.
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The show's empathetic viewpoint also resonated in the wake of #MeToo.
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He replied that "many people" strongly agree with his viewpoint. Sen.
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This was a viewpoint held across ages, regions and party affiliations.
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They say the law discriminates based on their anti-abortion viewpoint.
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Then choose the viewpoint you most agree with and explain why.
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I think this is where my viewpoint gets a little mixed.
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It's not a time to stubbornly cling to my own viewpoint.
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With Jeter, it's now a complete set — depending on your viewpoint.
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I feel this is for him, at least from my viewpoint.
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"Concerns from a corporate governance viewpoint are well-flagged," she noted.
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Lobbies do not always espouse smart policies from an American viewpoint.
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Let's talk a little bit about this administration's viewpoint of this.
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Can you give any examples that support or contradict this viewpoint?
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As women became aware that the white, Western male viewpoint was unconsciously accepted as the viewpoint in the art world, they understood it was incumbent upon them to change this situation and level the playing field.
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"An individual's pro-Israel viewpoint itself — or, for that matter, any viewpoint on the policies of the State of Israel, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or related issues — is not protected by" federal civil rights law, he wrote.
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Too many new viewpoint characters are introduced; too many existing ones ignored.
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From the legal viewpoint, sexual harassment is only prohibited in professional settings.
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Our viewpoint is intimate, generally no more than a dozen feet removed.
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The viewpoint, though, has also been the site of a recent tragedy.
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From the viewpoint of human collectives, forty years is a short time.
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From a legal viewpoint, sexual harassment is only prohibited in professional settings.
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Carl Cooper (Maurice Jones) is a promising poet with a Marxist viewpoint.
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It was a really smart thing to do, from a management's viewpoint.
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The Internet Establishment gives you the option of diving into every viewpoint.
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Freedom of speech is actually a minority viewpoint in most of them.
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That's the viewpoint of some of the Republicans endorsing Clinton, as well.
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And I wanted to portray this from the viewpoint of an animal.
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Stories aren't created in a vacuum; they reflect a viewpoint about reality.
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That's a sobering viewpoint, and perhaps one we weren't ready to face.
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A companion with a different viewpoint can help you strengthen your own.
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The National Association of Business Economics has a strongly pro-business viewpoint.
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But it seems things did not look so great from Target's viewpoint.
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To permit viewpoint discrimination in this context is to permit Government censorship.
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This viewpoint is the author's alone, and his judgment is obviously questionable.
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The new chapter is from the viewpoint of Princess Arianne of Dorne.
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Support your viewpoint with evidence from the articles in the Dispatch section.
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The common thread isn't a policy perspective or even a political viewpoint.
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The position she expresses represents a viewpoint that is at best impractical.
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Khoja, leading the Syrian opposition delegation in Geneva, disagreed with this viewpoint.
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This is the world, as we know it from a different viewpoint.
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You might need to take another look, get some other expert's viewpoint.
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It's really one person's viewpoint, even if they start to hire staff.
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My wife and I found ourselves recognizing every emotion and viewpoint expressed.
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"I don't have a viewpoint on it," Pinnacle says of the killing.
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Leadership is about determining which viewpoint is more needed at that moment.
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Success, in some ways, from the viewpoint of the city and country.
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It's a viewpoint-based prior restraint on speech of central public concern.
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But I assure you this viewpoint is expressed with a pure heart.
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So I really wanted to be honest and show a different viewpoint.
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Now, that viewpoint has resulted in the shutdown of the federal government.
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And what makes those tidbits of story so special is their viewpoint.
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But, his viewpoint could spell bad news for emerging markets across the globe.
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The implication is that anybody tagged in this has to validate their viewpoint.
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An American Marriage began life with the viewpoint of only one character — Celestial's.
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More than 40 percent expressed a viewpoint, compared with 27 percent of Democrats.
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We got to a viewpoint and something clicked into place in my head.
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Indeed, Trump's tweets prove that he seeks to advance one viewpoint over others.
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The dominant viewpoint in media is not only male, but also overwhelmingly adult.
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The demand violates Apple's First Amendment rights against compelled speech and viewpoint discrimination.
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And as you&aposll see in a moment, it&aposs also viewpoint discrimination.
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"I hope [viewers] will take away a uniquely feminine viewpoint of this history."
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Users can adjust the viewpoint of the camera from their phone as well.
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To be fair, from the Trumpian viewpoint, Pope Francis sort of started it.
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To her credit, she refuses to accommodate that binary viewpoint with her paintings.
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The book's aim is not to convert people from one viewpoint to another.
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But Broady said such a viewpoint can make the top players seem superhuman.
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But others have warned Pompeo and Bolton's uniform viewpoint could be an issue.
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Dorsey responded on Twitter to one critic of this viewpoint, BuzzFeed's Charlie Warzel.
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Employees become suspicious when leaders espouse one viewpoint today and the opposite tomorrow.
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The result is a slanted viewpoint that emphasizes negative impacts based on speculation.
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From a theological viewpoint, however, the commercial communicated in profound and coded ways.
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Such an action, Buchwald ruled, constitutes viewpoint discrimination and violates the First Amendment.
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However, a small but vocal group of scholars is advancing an opposing viewpoint.
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But Fathy's viewpoint is not present in the film, at least not directly.
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Facebook has maintained that they do not consider political viewpoint when managing content.
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Most painters commit pigment to canvas, portraying static scenes from a specific viewpoint.
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American University's Barbara Bergmann is probably the most prominent exponent of this viewpoint.
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It will have to be liquid, convertible and stable from a regulation viewpoint.
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Atomwaffen describe themselves as national socialists, or neo-Nazis, with an eschatological viewpoint.
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And purely from the viewpoint of political self-interest, Connor kinda nails it.
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But this entire set of reflections is taking place from a human viewpoint.
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It's a thinly veiled metaphor for Western tools with a literal Western viewpoint.
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However, this viewpoint did nothing to convince me that the monuments should stay.
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But this viewpoint overlooks the deeper, and deeply human, past of the rainforest.
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But in public remarks up until Wednesday, Trump had largely maintained that viewpoint.
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The work still contains deep space and foreshortening, but the viewpoint keeps shifting.
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But the First Amendment also prevents the government from engaging in viewpoint discrimination.
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And I believe that his viewpoint is even broader than just Facebook itself.
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One spread shows a wooded pond from the viewpoint of a bird above.
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My perspective of the food system comes from the viewpoint of today's farms.
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Do the laws uphold an unconstitutional "viewpoint" on the content of such messages?
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It's hard to square that viewpoint with his response in the ABC interview.
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But, it's a viewpoint that's not shared by other esteemed financial market veterans.
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The viewpoint of American businesses has changed as the United States has industrialized.
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I'd even offer the viewpoint that this model allows for better storytelling overall.
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Apparently, we have the Brits to thank (or blame, depending on your viewpoint).
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I never lit that goddamned beacon, despite hours of tweaking my viewpoint. Nothing.
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Saloua Choucair takes on the big questions, rather than a mere aesthetic viewpoint.
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But if what passes as a "conservative" viewpoint is dehumanizing language about LGBTQ people, or if what passes as a "liberal" viewpoint is "white men are inherently evil," then professors should indeed caution against such unproductive speech (at our discretion).
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It seemed like the query represented Google's editorial viewpoint; instead, it was a prank.
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"OverCapture" lets you pluck out flat video from any viewpoint in a spherical video.
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The new series [has] four different viewpoint characters and it's third person, past-tense.
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But a positive viewpoint isn't the only thing that makes Movies with Mikey special.
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FROM THE viewpoint of Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's president-elect, it was an inspired appointment.
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"From the viewpoint of 'changes', the external environment is complex and austere," Meng said.
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There were phases when the "western" Metropolitan lapsed (from the Orthodox viewpoint) into Catholicism.
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"One viewpoint of a video doesn't often always tell the whole story," McCrory said.
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But that story has had a happier ending, from the viewpoint of most Anglicans.
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By day, it's a perfect viewpoint to see all the city has to offer.
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Whichever viewpoint is to prevail, the arguments for differing sides need to be made.
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It came right up to the edges of Calabasas High School and Viewpoint School.
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In Vox, Cynthia Lee "ladysplains" your errors from the viewpoint of a woman coder.
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That viewpoint is more widespread among older working-class whites than among younger ones.
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But just because you find an ideological viewpoint abhorrent doesn't mean it's factually incorrect.
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We know this because we know that stories can change our viewpoint about reality.
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But from your viewpoint, why are you guys so intent on showing that vulnerability?
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The way you grapple with the cynic's viewpoint in the film is really interesting.
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"I get to see lots of legs," he said of his pint-sized viewpoint.
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The main viewpoint is a camera set right on the sideline at center court.
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" Brown said she learned "not every employee is going to agree with Google's viewpoint.
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"My viewpoint is that I have never felt uncomfortable," Elizabeth said in a confessional.
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Prince Alexander even assisted in breaking the green ribbon to officially open the viewpoint.
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Independence Day shouldn't be about just one politician, one political party, or one viewpoint.
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At least one advocacy group, the Roosevelt Island Disabled Association, supports the conservancy's viewpoint.
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I hope that, regardless of what your political viewpoint is, this should be celebrated.
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Few politicians are willing to be that honest in expressing a completely amoral viewpoint.
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Conspiracy theories, in my viewpoint, get people to think in ways they haven't before.
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"It kind of shows the viewpoint neutrality of the First Amendment," Mr. Calvert said.
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" It included the line, "Viewpoint diversity is arguably the most important type of diversity.
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Ms. McCray also talked about how her personal experience with marijuana shaped her viewpoint.
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New Year's Reality: Recoil when encountering a viewpoint you find offensive at a party.
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Using Beam has its advantages from a consumer viewpoint; the drinks are only $5153.
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In such a public forum, the government can't discriminate on the basis of viewpoint.
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Mr. French's unequivocal condemnation of the verdict is notable for its unique rightward viewpoint.
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"The negotiations have been reinvigorated," said Scott Smith, managing partner at Viewpoint Investment Partners.
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"To get Title VI, you really have to strive for viewpoint diversity," she said.
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"This was viewpoint discrimination, an injustice and a violation of my rights," she said.
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That's obviously a patronizing viewpoint, but it informed many early reviews of my work.
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But the evidence is not definitive; what I'm arguing is still a minority viewpoint.
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Its corporate culture and practices appear to discriminate against those with a conservative viewpoint.
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"I haven't really looked at things politically from solely a Muslim viewpoint," he said.
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This "viewpoint discrimination" is one of the worst violations of the freedom of speech.
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Or is all history written from a particular viewpoint, and therefore biased and incomplete?
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And it's interesting how this viewpoint went from the fringe to the mainstream conversation.
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PERRY: Yes, of course, and I think one way to - I always encourage people to look at trade through the viewpoint of the consumer because all we hear out of Washington and Trump and the protectionists is through the viewpoint of the producer.
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To be clear, ViewPoint's full name is ViewPoint Cloud and it's not to be confused with another company called simply Viewpoint, which — slightly confusingly — also operates in the area of building and construction, but was acquired last year for about $1.2 billion.
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"A single journalist's attempt to monopolize a press conference is not a viewpoint," Burnham said.
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There's Facebook, whose algorithms make sure we may never have to read an opposing viewpoint.
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Can you speak about the importance of preserving ephemera from a historic and financial viewpoint?
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By presenting an alternative viewpoint, he would make Dr. King look at an issue differently.
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This is, in every sense of the term, viewpoint discrimination that violates the First Amendment.
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" He added, "My viewpoint is: It's not a visual effect anymore, if it's just moviemaking.
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For some reason, Bush, Obama, Clinton, and others have all clung to this erroneous viewpoint.
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But it doesn't seem like Amash's viewpoint will snowball into something bigger within the GOP.
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The reason I come up here is to look into their apartments…#londonislovinit #ViewPoint pic.twitter.
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The other sees itself as battling a society already suffused in this supposedly "dissenting" viewpoint.
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Disappointing but not surprising, considering the antiquated viewpoint many clothing stores still seem to embrace.
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"It always begins with my students having a firm viewpoint," Sara told me over email.
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As his supporters have noted, President Donald Trump brings a unique viewpoint to foreign policy.
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There is a perspective and viewpoint that has long been missing from our film canon.
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Some people, based on the majority viewpoint, are always ideal victims until they're proven otherwise.
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"When people voted for a particular viewpoint, all should go after that and support" it.
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The Kurdish viewpoint has always been that they should be included in all these negotiations.
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If investors see similarities between bitcoin and gold, those likely come from the supply viewpoint.
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The artists here often painted from the viewpoint of a hard-working gardener, crouched down.
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Thirteen percent of respondents said they were unsure which position came closest to their viewpoint.
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They say they present an alternative viewpoint that is ignored by the mainstream Western media.
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"We're a significant advertiser so we make sure our viewpoint is heard," the official said.
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From a commander's viewpoint, the expanded carriage would open up better planning options, said Col.
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And what kind of viewpoint do they bring to our project development and the teams?
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If you're working out hard and gulping regular beer, that's probably a pretty wise viewpoint.
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Give me a good viewpoint, a cup of cocoa, and the coward's favorite item: binoculars.
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"From the public's viewpoint, I think they'd want a bit of independent confirmation," Buesseler said.
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" Because of this, she sees their viewpoint as "more empirical, less epidermic, and more knowledgeable.
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Each hill has a miradouro, or viewpoint, offering vistas of the city and the water.
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The Mobileye had a different viewpoint and warned him again and again to drop back.
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As far as your viewpoint, what do think Hollywood can learn from The Good Place ?
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"Once women start to see women wearing bunker gear, the viewpoint will change," she said.
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That type of "diversity of viewpoint and experience is critical on the board," he said.
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"He writes: "From this viewpoint, the threat of technological unemployment has another face to it.
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Still, my younger sister, among others, is not impressed with my viewpoint on this matter.
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As first lady, she used hints, invitations, art, sometimes even clothing to convey her viewpoint.
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David Hartman, the longtime "Good Morning, America" host, had a singular viewpoint on what followed.
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Among gun owners, 30% said they could vote only for someone who shared their viewpoint.
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Even if you have an opposing viewpoint from someone else, you can still get along.
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So far NASCAR has appeared unwilling to explain its shifting viewpoint on the gun industry.
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It was possible, after all, that she was just keeping tabs on the contrarian viewpoint.
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His mother is an executive producer at Viewpoint Creative, an advertising agency in Newton, Mass.
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As for Kathy's apology -- D.L.'s got an issue with that ... from a comedian's viewpoint.
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From the viewpoint of circus art, 60 minutes by two people is like the Olympics.
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"Some people didn't agree with my viewpoint on it, which is totally fine," Marsch said.
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An additional studio viewpoint has been opened, along with a patio that overlooks the space.
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Mainstream moviegoing audiences rarely get to see this viewpoint onscreen, let alone presented this unapologetically.
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Trump keeps criticizing Powell from a dovish viewpoint, but his appointments don't reflect those views.
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If it is, the Supreme Court's First Amendment doctrine barring "viewpoint discrimination" would come into play.
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And it may just be that this money and new viewpoint will make American companies better.
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It's undeniably fun to look at these familiar places and characters from this weird new viewpoint.
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Wade should be overturned, with roughly the same percentage of men and women expressing this viewpoint.
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That global viewpoint also explains why older iPhone models came out on top in Flurry's analysis.
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"It opens up a whole viewpoint that we as Americans haven't heard," he told the Herald.
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And President Trump has lobbed the occasional Twitter grenade accusing the tech industry of viewpoint suppression.
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For many of them, "discrimination on the basis of viewpoint" is a feature, not a bug.
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What a convenient viewpoint to take when your oil buddies want you to deregulate carbon emissions!
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For example, a man may switch his viewpoint to have a woman's body or vice versa.
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Publicly traded software developer Trimble in July acquired construction management software startup Viewpoint for $1.2 billion.
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Even Stardew Valley's big world seems miniature because of its top-down viewpoint and discrete areas.
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" Starting in the 1970s, she said, "Some of us linked our viewpoint with saving the earth.
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But the daughter stands by her mother's viewpoint that the diagnosis of mental illness was incorrect.
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" She shared of her upbringing, "My parents definitely are Scientologists, approached parenting from a Scientology viewpoint.
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"I hope that regardless of what your political viewpoint is, this should be celebrated," she added.
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The viewpoint of the Women in Refrigerators trope is that women are essentially ... not fully human.
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" Brown said "[I]t's not a viewpoint that I or this company endorses, promotes or encourages.
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I believed we were doing a new thing, from a different viewpoint, for a new time.
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"We are seeing speculators run for cover," said Scott Smith, managing partner at Viewpoint Investment Partners.
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Even if a video remains on our site, it doesn't mean we endorse/support that viewpoint.
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You can watch the works come to life from any angle, including from the artist's viewpoint.
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It's not for one person to say, and a subjective viewpoint should not be considered unconstitutional.
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A viewpoint that is in diametric opposition to the party that has given him its allegiance.
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"We need to know more about what Romney's viewpoint is," Paul said, as reported by Politico.
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In those exercises, a team is tasked specifically with opposing the dominant viewpoint to fight flaws.
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But on domestic social issues, the perceived prevalence of a viewpoint changes the politics of it.
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Instead, they would launch right into questions about the viewpoint or evidence that disagrees with them.
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"This is a sick, disgusting and rapist viewpoint on Weinstein's behavior," said one person on Twitter.
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The JAMA Neurology viewpoint underscores a new level of urgency in the battle against Parkinson's disease.
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The Koch brothers, by contrast with Trump, take certain positions that reflect an honorable conservative viewpoint.
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"Nothing is structured here to prioritize one viewpoint over another," Mr. Snyder said in an interview.
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Unlike cable and broadcast mergers, antitrust regulators do not consider viewpoint diversity with social media companies.
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They could claim they were not censoring a viewpoint, only the words used to express it.
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"They're very strongly committed to the conservative viewpoint, and they need to defend it," Kruglanski said.
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Could a poll worker stop you from wearing any t-shirt that expresses a certain viewpoint?
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"We do not look at content with regards to political viewpoint or ideology," @Jack told me.
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But today the Bosch viewpoint is so far from ours that the pictures can be bewildering.
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That's a wildly narrow viewpoint to take and, with respect to Melodrama, couldn't be more untrue.
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Even with a brief look at their sculptures and paintings, Los Carpinteros have a strong viewpoint.
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Indeed, he frequently interacts with the subjects, asking them viewpoint questions designed to provoke a reaction.
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Our viewpoint is from below the stage, so that our eyes are level with the feet.
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"It will give her a viewpoint that everybody should be on an equal stage," he said.
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Again and again, Mr. Dorsey rebuffed the claims that Twitter favors one political viewpoint over another.
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Hearing this same viewpoint from so many influential Arabs, I couldn't help but find it compelling.
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DOES THAT, IF IN FACT THAT'S ALLOWED, DOES THAT CHANGE THE COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE FROM YOUR VIEWPOINT?
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Her mother is a librarian at Viewpoint School, a coeducational college preparatory school in Calabasas, Calif.
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Think of, for example, how a Facebook feed may be biased toward a particular political viewpoint.
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Certainly politicians have a privileged viewpoint when it comes to some subjects — primarily their own opinions.
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"It's almost a deal breaker if they take a childish taboo viewpoint on marijuana," he said.
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Student Opinion Have you witnessed a classroom discussion where someone voiced an unpopular or minority viewpoint?
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"But when you're a patient, you come at it from a completely different viewpoint," Silverstein said.
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Though we experience this from the viewpoint of Sam, these scenes are almost never about him.
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Kiely critiques this viewpoint through Quinn, who evolves from bystander to someone willing to stand up.
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The executive order also mentions protecting individuals who speak on political matters from a religious viewpoint.
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They realize that no rejection is set in stone — it's just one person's (often flawed) viewpoint.
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For example, it doesn't explain what it would mean for a social media company to "negatively affect a political viewpoint," or what would even constitute a "political viewpoint," given that neo-Nazism and jihadism are both "political viewpoints" that some social media users presumably view with sympathy.
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I remain fascinated by how the costumes shift from viewpoint to viewpoint: Helen's dress is much more va-va-voom in Noah's version of events than it is in her own, while the kids' outfits are all more dandyish and decorative in hers than in his.
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"There should be more mutual respect in Russia-US ties, from our viewpoint, much more," he said.
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Posting any story, real or fake, that conforms to your community's viewpoint bolsters your ties with them.
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From the viewpoint of classic conditioning theory, this kind of hedonic flip-flop doesn't make much sense.
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The Affair brings our first look into the viewpoint of Juliette, the French professor who befriends Noah.
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"From the viewpoint of our JBS USA unit, 2018 will be even better than 2017," he added.
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From a science-fiction viewpoint, it's interesting to think about: what's looking at us from those planets?
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Nothing requires you to put yourself out there and be alone in advocating for a certain viewpoint.
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"We do not shadow ban according to political ideology or viewpoint or content — period," Dorsey told Hannity.
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It is intended to rein in the groupthink and overconfidence that comes with adopting a particular viewpoint.
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Nor do they permit the prioritization of one viewpoint over another or one news outlet over another.
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You're stifling anyone who doesn't have the same liberal viewpoint as the guy who runs the website.
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No arm of the state may discriminate by viewpoint when setting the rules for a public forum.
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I think that there's a hunger for people or companies that have morality and an ethical viewpoint.
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However, one thing that could change is the viewpoint from which we'll see Hannah in season 2.
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Regardless of your political viewpoint, no one should ever be subjected to what we were put through.
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As a result, economics has fewer good ideas than it should and suffers from a skewed viewpoint.
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The willingness to make that investment is a critical indicator and determinant of a person's political viewpoint.
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That might seem obvious, but it wasn't a commonly held viewpoint in development charities until relatively recently.
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In recent years, she's written more from a distinctly female viewpoint, a change from her early fiction.
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It activates 2599 degrees from the center viewpoint, getting brighter, not darker to provide a privacy filter.
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"I think it adds a viewpoint, a skillset that is very beneficial for the teams," Wallace said.
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Her viewpoint not only showcased her vision for the future, but also captured the hearts of many.
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She'd always steer the conversation from a glass-half-empty viewpoint to a glass-half-full position.
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So, we were very much started with a global viewpoint, and very quickly, our community represented that.
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Nandy: I did it at the 'mirador' (viewpoint) of Commune 20, known locally as Siloé, in Cali.
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"It's my viewpoint that consumers should have more choices," Comptroller Joseph Otting told reporters at a briefing.
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This helps us see them as sexual beings, distinct from our increasingly domestic viewpoint, Dr. Castellanos says.
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They argue that the company should have a more "open" culture where their viewpoint would be welcomed.
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The ISACA viewpoint that old technology can be the problem is something that Professor Sasse agrees with.
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There are storerooms to explore, an incredible viewpoint of the world below Masada, bathhouses, and much more.
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Generals who fit his political viewpoint, like the 88 retired generals and admirals who recently endorsed him?
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"I don't think she's going to change her viewpoint," Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch told Reuters.
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Only now, these howls about viewpoint discrimination have the force of the United States government behind them.
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We think we're brand new, having these outlets to communicate a particular position or a particular viewpoint.
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But canceling a speaker should truly be a last resort and never based on the viewpoint expressed.
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Some critics argue that regionalism is an outdated exhibition framework, and their viewpoint also inspired the project.
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After all, when I eliminated my cousins from my Facebook feed I didn't only eliminate dissenting viewpoint.
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Or are they looking for, say, foundational and background articles to help them understand the American viewpoint?
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But it's also the sort of story that benefits from the viewpoint of another country and culture.
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I understand that viewpoint and imagine that my theory may only add to the disappointment for some.
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In an interview, he said he simply wanted to ensure that the government viewpoint would be included.
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As his viewpoint shifts, a scene shows him asking Kennedy for help in leaving his past behind.
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"From a technical viewpoint Shlayer is a rather ordinary piece of malware," Kaspersky wrote in its analysis.
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You can agree to disagree and at the same time see the merit in the other's viewpoint.
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Michael Arceneaux, a cultural critic and the author of I Can't Date Jesus, shares a similar viewpoint.
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Have you revised your overall viewpoint of how he led GE over the last – over his tenure?
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Most exhibitions present a readymade critical perspective, supporting a viewpoint you already know, confirming your prior intuitions.
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From his viewpoint, his freewheeling style got him to the White House and is not the problem.
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Saying that the poverty measure is flawed can be easily caricatured by politicians as an aloof viewpoint.
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The sad thing, of course, is that so many Americans seem to be OK with this viewpoint.
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SO MY VIEWPOINT IS THIS IS A TERRIBLE TRADE LOCATION TO BE SELLING LONGER-TERM TREASURY BONDS.
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" It states the board's actions "were for the purpose of suppressing the NRA's pro-Second Amendment viewpoint.
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However, Clinton's 2016 viewpoint on the Second Amendment is different from hers of only eight years ago.
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Republicans do not own this stance, but Democrats who share this viewpoint must speak out without fear.
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In the best possible way, he wants to offer the most easily accessible viewpoint on complicated events.
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It burdens juries with the insuperable task of determining what constitutes "intimidation" without relying on the viewpoint of the speaker (when in the case of white supremacists, it is usually the viewpoint itself that proves to be most intimidating), or inadvertently ascribing another, separate crime to the accused.
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It is enbolding uncivil threatening behavior, attacking others over a skewed, less than truthful, viewpoint from news organizations.
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You can have a political viewpoint that you put out into the world that not everybody's gonna like.
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And because of that you see the viewpoint of your friends and things can amplify in that respect.
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Instead of seeing my possessions from the viewpoint of deprivation, I see the abundance of what I have.
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When they reached the viewpoint at the top, someone handed Hart a phone to record the special moment.
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"A law disfavoring 'ideas that offend' discriminates based on viewpoint, in violation of the First Amendment," she wrote.
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The First Amendment forecloses the White House from selectively revoking access on the basis of a reporter's viewpoint.
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While this viewpoint is getting more traction in the House, it's far from a universal opinion among Democrats.
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But these games are still clearly empathy-building exercises that invite players to fully embrace an outsider's viewpoint.
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In hindsight, Apple's viewpoint for how they support special education makes total sense if you understand their ethos.
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Most great companies are built on solving a big problem with an (after the fact) obvious new viewpoint.
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I am not going to lie: I completely dislike this entire viewpoint and direction of thinking about technology.
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But Bao — a touching and comically surrealist take on that theme — comes from a distinct and unique viewpoint.
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The result will be less local coverage and less viewpoint diversity, which makes for a less-informed citizenry.
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Instead, cameras will work with the viewpoint of the officer, and any revealing discrepancies would be deliberately avoided.
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"She thought she had unique viewpoint to share at this particular moment," a person close to Clinton said.
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Fast racing can be disorientating, since everything moves so fast, and cameras are limited to a narrow viewpoint.
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However that viewpoint flies in the face of the majority opinion of the security industry on backdoors — i.e.
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Druckenmiller said he tilts toward House Speaker Paul Ryan's economic viewpoint and didn't vote for Trump or Clinton.
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I thought that gun control was government overreach, and I could not understand anyone with a different viewpoint.
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This kind of moderation, which we are likely going to see a lot more of, is viewpoint agnostic.
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This was in Tijuana, at that famous viewpoint where its rusted, oxidizing bars stretch out into the ocean.
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Students can select two or three Readers Pick comments that reflect a viewpoint that skews toward toxic masculinity.
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Others applauded its independent viewpoint on current events, particularly its documentary work that garnered a variety of awards.
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The Fed, in my estimation, has had this very arrogant viewpoint that they can go the other way.
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"Inflation is going to inform a lot of our viewpoint," Evans said at a JP Morgan investor conference.
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She added, it always starts with the men at the top and she wants that viewpoint to change.
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" Brown also said the document is "not a viewpoint that I or this company endorses, promotes or encourages.
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They share their negative opinions about the company and are unable to consider anyone's viewpoint but their own.
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Both sides on Tuesday pointed approvingly to findings that buttressed their viewpoint and criticized those that did not.
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Neither is a viable, long-term viewpoint, but both are effective at securing votes in the short term.
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The new Ambassador of the African Union to the United States has a distinctive viewpoint for her task.
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"I would describe his viewpoint as guarded," Mr. Roberts said of Mr. Conaway, a Republican congressman from Texas.
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Ms. Smith said he's important to the play because his viewpoint is likely to challenge her usual audience.
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"Zero Days" has a similarly balanced outlook along with a critical political viewpoint that avoids hysteria and demagogy.
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Expressing your viewpoint or organizing for activism online is a good way to get on the official radar.
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Donald Trump, meanwhile, is fond of sharing his viewpoint that "we don't win" as a country these days.
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Giant screens visible from every viewpoint projected previously recorded videos of ordinary people viewing leaked cables and video.
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Increasingly, these voters have absorbed Mr. Trump's every viewpoint, his scapegoats, even his language tics as their own.
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"I wanted to be compassionate," he said, "but that was a little too much of a compassionate viewpoint."
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"The absence of women's voices and viewpoint impoverishes discussion and the path of the church," said the document.
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" The San Antonio Express ruled that King, "gripped" by some "strange logic," was "tragically wrong in his viewpoint.
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The law "is targeted at women who seek free care for pregnancy, not any particular viewpoint," he said.
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"The viewpoint that the U.S. must eventually join this (Normandy) format has found no support," Peskov told reporters.
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But for fans to detect a viewpoint from a mainstream sports broadcaster appears to be a novel development.
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Agree or disagree with their viewpoint, ECU retains the right to raise the money needed to voice it.
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Recently, when Gelardi answers her own question, her first response is from the viewpoint of motherhood: her daughter.
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I personally wouldn't want someone with that viewpoint on the Oversight Board, but others might feel the opposite.
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The viewpoint overlooks Yosemite Valley, including El Capitan, a popular vertical ascent for rock climbers across the globe.
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You just want to stop and go deep on one topic, or hear more than one viewpoint (Gore's).
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But within those guidelines we do not in any way discriminate on the basis of viewpoint or ideology.
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Rather, Chinese refineries have been diversifying their supply base, which makes sense from both a business and strategic viewpoint.
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"We are trying to tackle it from a much wider viewpoint, and tackle the behaviors within it," he concludes.
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Specifically, it's from the viewpoint of a character, Arianne Martell, whom the show has deemed too uninteresting to adapt.
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So when you combine the two and out comes blockchain, what you get from a diversity viewpoint isn't pretty.
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We just want to put across a very diverse and positive viewpoint of contemporary visual arts in Africa today.
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"A lot of the positions [the Trump administration is] taking are antithetical to the traditional conservative viewpoint," he said.
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Last week, National Park Service officials discovered that a man and woman plummeted from the viewpoint to their deaths.
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I think we need to consider what reforms need to be made there in order to prevent viewpoint discrimination.
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The march was led by members of the Workers Viewpoint Organization (WVO), later renamed the Communist Workers Party (CWP).
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Both these developments reflect the volatile (and from a Western viewpoint, barely controllable) state of the global arms market.
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The primary perspective on view is that of the American soldier — a viewpoint that's been explored time and again.
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From the Muscovites' viewpoint, their spiritual authority over Kiev is so well established by custom as to be irreversible.
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Although largely symbolic, the group's statement goes against a roughly 30-year viewpoint that corporations exist to serve shareholders.
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The future is going to be full of robots, which might be exciting or depressing depending on your viewpoint.
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He says that his photos -- devoid of people -- show a more objective viewpoint that is difficult to argue with.
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"It's really important to open up that space, rather than take up space with your own viewpoint," she adds.
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When you first appear, for example, you'll see her from the viewpoint of an adult looking at a child.
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From Bannon's viewpoint, cryptocurrencies could help him regain power and influence, although he avoided talking about returning to politics.
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He got to explain his viewpoint in court—it's called a legal defense in that context—and he lost.
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For those who see it anyway, Facebook will surface related articles with an alternative viewpoint just below the story.
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He cautioned that this was his personal viewpoint, and the ultimate decision lies with Iran's oil minister, Bijan Zangeneh.
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Leaving aside the merits of this argument, it is the (self-justifying) viewpoint of the Pakistani national security establishment.
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And the idea that this money does not color the Atlantic Council's incredibly rosy viewpoint of Gabon beggars belief.
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However, the law would require them to apply their policies neutrally and prohibit them from enacting viewpoint based rules.
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But that's a viewpoint which mirrors my own experience on social media—it's all just a bit of fun.
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When put in place, the FCC and media control advocates rationalized such bans as necessary to ensure viewpoint diversity.
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Back on the cable car, approaching the highest station of Paradise Viewpoint, Bonella said the system should be expanded.
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University spokesman Chris Sigurdson told the outlet that the university doesn't engage in "viewpoint discrimination" in accepting grant money.
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Another viewpoint In the north of Tehran, in bustling Tajrish Square, an affluent, reformist neighborhood, the mood was different.
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"It's certainly plausible that they didn't want it for the viewpoint, or they just didn't want it," he said.
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That viewpoint has been shaped by figures like the ones released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Thursday.
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Among the set of "values" is the idea that News Feed would never favor one political viewpoint over another.
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"We do not shadow ban according to political ideology or viewpoint or content, period," Dorsey said during an interview.
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The organization brings together scholars from across the country who are committed to promoting greater viewpoint diversity on campuses.
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Viewed from an absolutist Christian viewpoint, anything that isn't Christian is Satanic, since it stands in opposition to Jesus.
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The digital coin market cap is a frequently quoted number that means nothing and everything, depending on your viewpoint.
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"From a P.R. viewpoint, it's been a disaster," said Jens Liljestrand, the book editor at the Swedish newspaper Expressen.
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Working ostensibly from the viewpoint of Bundy's longtime girlfriend, Liz Kendall (an excellent Lily Collins), Berlinger never fully commits.
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He provides a different viewpoint for many of his Avenger pals, and is seen as a safeguard against groupthink.
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Facebook also faces pressure from conservative groups that argue the company is unfairly targeting users with a conservative viewpoint.
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Another startup is called Kiswe, that basically took the production viewpoint, so if you go to a truck ... Kiswe?
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To replicate her own central viewpoint, Ms. Gill limited the audience to 12 people arranged in a horizontal pyramid.
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Lawyers for those suing the state said prohibiting local officials from endorsing a particular viewpoint violates the First Amendment.
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It was very unnerving trying to train someone whose viewpoint was that I was an unwelcome immigrant from California.
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"We are challenging people and offering a wider viewpoint, which can only be a good thing," Ms. Morris said.
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PragerU argued that it was suffering viewpoint discrimination under the First Amendment and that the videos were not offensive.
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As a creature of the executive branch, the O.M.B. is often, and appropriately, criticized for lacking that nonpartisan viewpoint.
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It's a story that I wanted to make sure was told from the viewpoint of an African-American woman.
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And I think-- Nelson agrees with that viewpoint to the point where we are, as Mondelēz at the moment.
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From that viewpoint, then, everything that's happened since he became the presumptive Republican nominee for president has been confusing.
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In the past, fascist regimes have been led by dictators with "complete power" that forced conformity to a particular viewpoint.
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The iOS 11 App Store, on the other hand, has taken more of an editorial viewpoint to its app recommendations.
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But not surprisingly, a judicial viewpoint that's uninterested in democratic governance is also fundamentally uninterested in the practice of democracy.
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" The company also said, "Even if a video remains on our site, it doesn't mean we endorse/support that viewpoint.
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"I don't think anyone is really going to change their viewpoint on exports because of the trade talks," Nelson said.
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The law has developed clearly what's the difference between speech that is illegal, and therefore protected, and then viewpoint speech.
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"It is my gut feeling from my talks with colleagues that I am not alone in my viewpoint," Rasmussen said.
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"The continued exclusion of the individual plaintiffs based on viewpoint is, therefore, impermissible under the First Amendment," the judge wrote.
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In a letter to the panel seen by Reuters, Page accused Brennan of offering a "biased viewpoint" in Tuesday's testimony.
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Living inside a reality so shaped by computers and screens, how can we step outside and get an objective viewpoint?
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Their stories, sometimes promoted via Facebook ads, mimic the look of regional news publications but have a pronounced conservative viewpoint.
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In other words, Facebook spoon feeds us what we want to hear, while minimizing our exposure to the opposing viewpoint.
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Rather than being stuck with a single viewpoint, the point-of-view will shift as a viewer moves their head.
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The arrow indicates the direction to the sun as the camera viewpoint changes over the course of the simulation. [ESA]
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In telling Satyamurthy's story, Ms Gidla recounts the history of India from the viewpoint of the very bottom of society.
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People would come in, I would always say welcome to the Hall of Fame or Shame, depending on your viewpoint.
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A lower court ruled in their favor holding that the disparagement clause discriminates on the basis of viewpoint and content.
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Relatively few economists agree that these large incentive effects are present in practice, but it's not a totally marginal viewpoint.
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"Not to diminish the breathtaking pinups that men do, it's just logical that I have a different viewpoint," Olivia responds.
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Republicans are predicting there won't be new information in Mueller's report that changes the public's viewpoint on the Mueller investigation.
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Instead, you're simply watching from the perspective of a single player, with the viewpoint shifting regularly between the various competitors.
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From Moscow's viewpoint, the weekend gathering in Kiev was an assembly of "schismatic" clerics whose decisions have no legal worth.
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Alongside host Trevor Noah, comedian Jaboukie Young-White used his viewpoint as a gay black man to unpack Smollett's actions.
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Even here, though, Gibson never really expands his worldview, never allows a more intriguing, conflicting viewpoint to have its say.
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U.S. State Department spokesman John Kirby responded to Erdogan's criticism by saying Washington understood Ankara's viewpoint but begged to differ.
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That allows for an expansive viewpoint on my own music and makes me think about things in a different way.
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Since it is a public forum, individuals' freedom of speech can't be limited there on the basis of political viewpoint.
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The resulting dialogue packs the potential for far more growth and progress than one amongst individuals with a singular viewpoint.
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A. I think sharing (or shamelessness, depending on your viewpoint) may be part of the job description for everyone involved.
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" A stay "allows you to actually look at your inner self and think about the world with a different viewpoint.
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The notion that art photography should necessarily concern itself with representing some current anthropologically or socially authentic viewpoint is false.
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Moreover, the government may not limit speech because of the content of the speech, or the viewpoint of the speaker.
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As long as the other person's viewpoint is backed up with facts, research and data, Ellison will hear it out.
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From the media to schools to the halls of Washington, D.C., injecting the corporate viewpoint into the discussion was paramount.
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AND I UNDERSTAND MAYBE A NEO-CAPITALIST VIEWPOINT – IN THE MOST SIMPLISTIC TERMS, I MEAN WE DO HAVE A MERITOCRACY.
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The prime danger from the U.S. viewpoint is the prospect of North Korea pairing a nuclear warhead with an ICBM.
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We cannot tolerate violence by anyone, of any political viewpoint, if we truly embrace the principles expressed in the Constitution.
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It also endangers The Honest Company's coveted — or problematic, depending on your viewpoint — status as a so-called unicorn company.
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A separate "generation" network then predicts what the scene will look like from a different viewpoint it hasn't seen before.
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It may seem that nature has been fully explored by science, but "we need to change our viewpoint," he said.
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State constitutions also typically guard against viewpoint discrimination, a principle that comes into play when a political party is gerrymandered.
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People are definitely starting to realize that there's more than one viewpoint out there, and they should be exploring those.
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"His viewpoint is all positive, that we're going to get greater, we're going to improve our economy," Mr. Hicks said.
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Our viewpoint seems to take us outside the subway, floating overhead with nothing but air between the passengers and us.
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"From my viewpoint, I don't think anybody knows how many critically ill patients we're going to have," Dr. Jarrett said.
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Though its overweening title might suggest otherwise, "A Brief History of Women" is neither feminist nor misogynist in its viewpoint.
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After a seven-hour drive, we stopped at this viewpoint in Jordan over looking the valley where Petra is located.
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It's a great movie with a tough political viewpoint that feels all its own, at least among (arguably) mainstream films.
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But he argues it would also undermine the dignity of work itself, a viewpoint that Joe Biden seems to share.
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Williams alleges that he was punched at the University of California Berkeley when he tried to express a conservative viewpoint.
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Also, the traditional algorithms found it difficult to cope up with the changes in illumination, viewpoint, scale, image quality, etc.
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The flip side, though, could be an increase in business from clients whose viewpoint aligns with that of the agency.
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"The idea that you get them all or none of them is, from a legal viewpoint, utter rubbish," said Schaffelhuber.
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Turning an ideological viewpoint into legislative or administrative policy able to pass legal muster can be difficult for Washington newcomers.
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For starters, the amendment's core requirement is that the government must remain neutral regarding the content and viewpoint of speech.
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Together, they brought Nomi to life in a rich, nuanced way without her story being diluted through a cisgender viewpoint.
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He made his viewpoint quite clear that gradual interest rate hikes would likely be forthcoming if the economy remained strong.
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Bank regulation — where he has an orthodox conservative viewpoint and where Clinton wants tougher rules — is one of those reasons.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS "People have to understand from Tommy&aposs viewpoint and the viewpoint of his wife and employees that there is a lot of hostility directed toward Mr. Daras and his staff that he never asked for," Daras&apos lawyer Justin Bamberg told the Orangeburg newspaper earlier.
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"From the viewpoint of the country in question, that would be an act of war," he said, referring to North Korea.
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Apple elaborates on that essential notion by saying that its code is expressing its corporate viewpoint on consumer security and privacy.
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What distinguishes the project, Nash said, is that DuVernay tells the story from the viewpoint of the boys and their families.
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Such a viewpoint is also quite common and standard among specialists in the counterterrorism sector, whether in or outside of government.
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While the viewpoint proposal was majestic, Bear, 34, told BuzzFeed News that it was actually his second proposal to Ngo, 31.
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"From a technology viewpoint, I would say we can afford to do this on more phones than just Pixel," says Beaufays.
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Goyal offered a more optimistic viewpoint, betting that closed-door talks between Beijing and Manila would see heightened geopolitical tensions subside.
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You mentioned with "Royals" how you appreciate how it's written from the viewpoint of someone coming from a working class background.
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"Viewed from a purely aesthetic viewpoint, sketches of UFOs made by schoolchildren or policemen might appear naïve or worthless," he writes.
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That's a viewpoint we heard from Kenzie Academy, an educational program starting out in Indianapolis that we wrote about in October.
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"Hotah IS a guard... but he is also a viewpoint character in the novels, a brave and loyal warrior," Martin wrote.
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No wonder he got a show on Russian television — his viewpoint puts him nicely in line with Mr. Putin's ideological agenda.
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There is either 'absolutely, you must get rid of him tomorrow' viewpoint or 'he must stay in and no questions asked.
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Requirements to host particular speech based on its viewpoint or content would need to clear a much higher First Amendment bar.
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It's as though the director, and close friend of Depp, Tim Burton's words reflect the entire industry's viewpoint on volatile marriages.
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"The viewpoint-based exclusion" of specific people from his account, the lower-court judge wrote, is "proscribed by the First Amendment".
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" However, some experts such as Lowy institute's Ben Bland, say pro-Beijing or pro-police protesters also have "a legitimate viewpoint.
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Her "About" page details her charity work and highlights her feminist viewpoint, but doesn't include a mention of her acting career.
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You could say that's the worst lie of all for him to have encouraged that viewpoint for a number of years.
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He also insinuates that hip hop is a popular vehicle for anger, a viewpoint that is reductive, racially insensitive, and harmful.
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Yet Cohen's viewpoint was theirs to either use or dismiss, because his trading was no longer as intertwined with his team's.
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BARTIROMO: Give us the latest in terms of your viewpoint of Iran where we&aposre seeing more provocations against this president.
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Michelle Casey, 21, was with her boyfriend at the Neahkahnie Mountain scenic coastal viewpoint along Highway 101 around 10:16 a.m.
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Because he's cutting off access for those with whom he disagrees, Trump "engaged in unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination," according to the ruling.
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We have rigorous guidelines that do not permit the prioritization of one viewpoint over another or the suppression of political perspectives.
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The first-person viewpoint gives Resident Evil 7 an unnerving intimacy, bolstered by players having precious little to fight back with.
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The central bank also downgraded its viewpoint of the economy and said it would end its balance sheet unwind in September.
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In fact, in litigation the government admitted that its set aside was to create space for the incoming government's favored viewpoint.
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While most of the models will be sold in the U.S., Manley is looking at the production from a global viewpoint.
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There's now a new place on the internet to expand your viewpoint: Change a View, which lives at the domain changeaview.
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Of course, Hotah, IS a guard... but he is also a viewpoint character in the novels, a brave and loyal warrior.
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Parents added that the new curriculum approached sex and health education from the viewpoint that the students were already sexually active.
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Bugs buzz obnoxiously about your head, and your hand constantly intrudes on your first person viewpoint as you wave them off.
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Since "viewpoint discrimination" is the most "egregious" kind of limitation on speech, Abood, a 39-year-old precedent, should be overturned.
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And from that viewpoint, they might be doing a lot of things politically and in terms of the other economic foundations.
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So it&aposs fine for them, Joe, to have their viewpoint, but it&aposs also fine for us to fight back.
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Judge Naomi Buchwald sided with the seven individuals in May 2018 and characterized Trump's decision to block them as viewpoint discrimination.
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"I think that's the kind of viewpoint OPEC took, that they've got to run this thing into next year," he said.
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Not only because Als adopts her viewpoint, but because the language is not far from what Neel would have used herself.
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Based on her robotic viewpoint of the scene, and her superhuman physical command of the situation, it's clear she's not human.
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In short, he gets to be the audience surrogate, reacting to her fish-out-of-water strangeness through a contemporary viewpoint.
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I suspect my viewpoint would be much closer to yours had I been able to witness the Knicks' 218 title run.
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For those who share Trump's zero-sum viewpoint, there's nothing more important than supporting their "team" in the political power struggle.
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"We do not shadowban according to political ideology or viewpoint or content, period," Dorsey told Fox News's Sean Hannity last month.
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It's probably one of the most difficult jobs in the whole joint and she has a unique viewpoint from her post.
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More work must be done to alarm Twitter users and the public to Twitter's secretive suppression of the pro-life viewpoint.
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Performance considerations and other technical details that are delightful parts of a good user experience gain traction from an empathetic viewpoint.
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"We are going into the new stage of pressure from the viewpoint of exercising the stronger pressure, new pressures," Abe said.
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Racist and undisciplined law enforcement led to the slaying of innocent persons, and that is all; no other viewpoint is admissible.
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""It's Only" speaks to something elemental, fire, water, love, but from a viewpoint that seems removed," Brown said in a statement.
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From a manufacturer's viewpoint, I guess they are making machines that are capable of things that were unfathomable 20 years ago.
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That Bagwell would volunteer an us-against-the-world viewpoint to frame this victory says a lot about the team's history.
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"From my viewpoint, the big issues are really about the impacts of volcanoes, not on S.R.M. per se," Dr. Newman said.
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However, the "Dilly Dilly" campaign has represented an impressive return to relevance for the brand, at least from a marketing viewpoint.
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Hawkins, however, seems content to hover on its surface, a decision that, depending on your viewpoint, feels either cowardly or humane.
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In Twitter posts, speeches and interviews, President Trump has expressed variety in his tone and viewpoint, sometimes on the same issue.
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As the viewer moves away from the original viewpoint, the bond between the source painting and the derived sculpture necessarily loosens.
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But in the specific case of health care, Republicans have struggled to find a politically defensible way to articulate their viewpoint.
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Mr. Pompeo has supported the president's viewpoint but has also spoken on occasion of the need for accountability by the Saudis.
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"The decision was made from the viewpoint of Hitachi's economic rationality as a private enterprise," the company, based in Japan, said.
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Ms. Howe called it an "epiphany moment" that helped her understand the limitations of any one person's viewpoint, including her own.
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It was presenting their viewpoint at that time, without any explicit modern critique — the audience can apply that themselves, I suppose.
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Four other justices would have struck down the law using the more searching First Amendment scrutiny that applies to viewpoint discrimination.
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In earlier seasons, Thrones knew how to approach the dating game in a form fitting of its "love conquers nothing" viewpoint.
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In today's hyper partisan environment, pandering or convincing others that your viewpoint is the only way forward no longer are effective.
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How do you think a person who holds an opposing viewpoint to yours might feel while looking at the same images?
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With decades of experience as storytellers, we will be bringing a different voice and viewpoint to covering the game of football.
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What Facebook's own staff in California might see as an uncontroversial viewpoint could trigger calls for removal from the board elsewhere.
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If the government tried to censor that content because government officials disagree with its viewpoint, that would violate the First Amendment.
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But maybe more from the viewpoint of LeBron James, who apparently had no inkling until recently that Irving's ultimatum was coming.
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The community at my college, however, never held that viewpoint and I was always welcome to be completely honest and transparent.
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However, the challenge of getting students to take a detached, nonjudgmental viewpoint on current events is maximized in the Trump administration.
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Todd has commented previously about the way Westworld understands that violence is always both cathartic and tragic, depending on your viewpoint.
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In Claremont and artist Brent Anderson's God Loves, Man Kills graphic novel, you see this distinct crystallization of Magneto's viewpoint and the clash with what the X-Men believe: Magneto believes that mutants need to rule over men (how strong this viewpoint comes across depends on who's writing him) because he knows that they're capable of genocide.
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Generally speaking, the law divides motives for censorship into three categories—regulation that is content-neutral (don't blare your music on the train), regulation that is content-based but viewpoint-neutral (don't wave your campaign signs inside the polling place, regardless of which candidate you support), and regulation that is viewpoint-based (you can protest, just not about Democrats).
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I can tell S. wants to get these pictures, so I talk him into hiking back up to the viewpoint and waiting.
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Almost the entire episode takes place in the living room of the Alvarez home as each member gets to unpack their viewpoint.
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" I'm like, well ... But it is a moment because until now, the viewpoint had been, "Technology is the engine for our economy.
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After an hour and a half, we reach the top and are greeted by a lovely viewpoint and mist-filled mossy forests.
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That viewpoint might be a little cynical, and Terra believes it can make the concept work through mass adoption of its token.
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We must thus consider not merely the constitutional rule against viewpoint discrimination, but also the lack of constitutional protection for true threats.
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If you're not too busy already maybe work in a late night show too... seems there's some demand for an alternate viewpoint.
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Twitter explained its decision then as not wanting to confuse users who may have thought the ad represented Twitter's own political viewpoint.
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The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld it in 2016, finding it did not discriminate based on viewpoint.
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Of course, this opinion is formed by a very specific viewpoint, one that sees this show's role as both entertainment and balm.
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Julie Samuels: It is also incredibly important that there are organizations who are talking from the viewpoint of smaller companies and startups.
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I'm not going to link to it here as it's not a viewpoint that I or this company endorses, promotes, or encourages.
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He had a strong conservative viewpoint, but retained his eye for drama, honed by his years of experience as a TV producer.
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"The record is exhaustive, every viewpoint is well represented, and the time has come for the Commission to act," the letter says.
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Jenner now says she plans on "working from the inside" to get the Trump administration to understand her viewpoint on social issues.
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From their viewpoint, the number of unicorns and their valuations seem to be only going up — a sure sign of a bubble.
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I always thought that this was an interesting viewpoint, so I've always tried to incorporate that thought of becoming the black hole.
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This should not be seen as a liberal or conservative viewpoint; it is a matter of basic decency toward vulnerable human beings.
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Recognizing that your viewpoint and the way you perceive an interaction is not always the same as your cousin, sister or nephew.
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Anthony Weiner shared many things with his new alleged sexting partner – but a common political viewpoint was reportedly not one of them.
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He walks the provocateur's fine line — ensuring the abuse he personally doles out, while horrible, remains just that: one person's unpleasant viewpoint.
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Unlike many VR games, Edge of Nowhere takes place from a third-person perspective, instead of the more typical first-person viewpoint.
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The above review and these end notes were written with that very moderate audio experience and admittedly very subjective viewpoint in play.
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It's not just an insular and old-fashioned English viewpoint either: progressive cosmopolitan figures like Pep Guardiola and Ronald Koeman feel similarly.
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I don't want a federal regulator of political viewpoint bias for Google any more than I do for Fox News or MSNBC.
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The longstanding official deference to the viewpoint of police officers is enshrined in the laws of some states and Supreme Court rulings.
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Hollywood has long had its eye on the show, which tells the Wizard of Oz story from the viewpoint of its witches.
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His act of blocking the plaintiffs based on viewpoint from that virtual forum is both state action and violates the First Amendment.
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Whereas, Ginny's viewpoint is very much about the group and how to look towards the future that is stable and can grow.
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The threatened elimination of the Title II program arises from a mistaken viewpoint that professional development for teachers is an expendable luxury.
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"Look, the president has made his viewpoint very clearly known, and I don't have any personnel announcements at this point," Sanders said.
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So you had a player that was playing the same songs but was coming from an entirely different viewpoint on those songs.
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Tablo also requires you to attach your own hard drive – which is either a pro or a con, depending on your viewpoint.
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In fact, speakers are almost always invited to campus because of their viewpoint, because someone thinks they have something worthwhile to say.
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It's a viewpoint underpinned by the wild historical revisionism and newfound cosmic curiosity that defined so much mid-250th century science fiction.
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Our goal is to always provide people with access to high quality, relevant information for their queries, without regard to political viewpoint.
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This is not about privileging or advancing one viewpoint over another, or about stifling opinions we disagree with or even find abhorrent.
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The film was notable for the director Steven Spielberg's decision to tell the story from the viewpoint of its main African character.
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Huzayfah: And I started asking questions about jihad and everything, what their viewpoint was, and how does — how is jihad, like, right?
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But — and I realize this likely won't be a popular viewpoint — should we so quickly attempt to censor and muzzle such recordings?
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"Be clear that if Chancellor Christ were to exclude speakers based on their viewpoint, she would get sued and lose," I said.
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But from an investors' viewpoint, Dayton thinks there are still plenty of people in the business who are there for moral reasons.
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As gun owners from a state like Arizona, we felt like our viewpoint was missing from the larger debate about gun violence.
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It's a viewpoint which prioritizes the comfort of the proportionately powerful and secure over the survival of the vulnerable and debt-ridden.
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"I co-founded this company with the idea that governments deserve cutting-edge technology," said ViewPoint CEO Nasser Hajo in a statement.
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" For Weber, a German nationalist, the "influx of Poles" was "far more dangerous from a cultural viewpoint" than even of Chinese "coolies.
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Lawmakers in Texas have passed legislation reflecting that viewpoint, including a series of laws loosening gun control that became effective in September.
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An earlier version of a picture caption with this article, relying on information provided by a publicist, described incorrectly the viewpoint depicted.
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Write your own simile, metaphor or other kind of comparison to illustrate your viewpoint on your favorite or least favorite punctuation mark.
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It's notoriously hard to see, obscured from our viewpoint by clouds of gas and dust in one of the galaxy's spiral arms.
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"The kind of historic viewpoint has been that they must have missed the pill; they must have done something wrong," he said.
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For every former CIA or FBI official, clinical psychologist, and military general that argues one way, there's a corresponding viewpoint that counters.
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The unitary executive may not be the law of the land, yet, but it is the dominant viewpoint in conservative legal circles.
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Several students chose words from political candidates' websites to try to extract text that they could rearrange to express an opponent's viewpoint.
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Sanders's comment that billionaires should not exist, Zuckerberg offered an unexpected viewpoint, considering his Facebook ownership makes him worth over $69 billion.
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So how I curate the costumes from the 1920s must to some extent be affected by my viewpoint as a contemporary woman.
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Many public transport providers face lawsuits challenging ad limits that critics say amount to viewpoint discrimination, and violate advertisers' free speech rights.
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" For him, Grenell proves that "as supporters of our party evolve, anti-gay sentiment is truly starting to become an outdated viewpoint.
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A president's first 100 days are a momentum litmus test for followers, and his momentum performance is mixed from the followers' viewpoint.
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There is a viewpoint that effectively, if we let acts like yesterday change us, then the people who perpetrated those have won.
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"I think it's all genres and none", she said, in a viewpoint similar to how she sees her role in the movie.
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For a better explanation of this viewpoint, check out the op-ed "Our Language Prejudices Don't Make No Sense" by Raffaella Zanuttini.
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The state controls all the TV, radio and newspapers on the island, and none has reflected any viewpoint supporting a "no" vote.
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The first battleground in the new case, then, will be whether a ban on vulgar words and the like is viewpoint neutral.
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He quickly dismisses the idea that these alarming rates of anxiety are caused by technology, a viewpoint to which I am sympathetic.
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"From the viewpoint of common sense, many things about this are just hard to swallow," said Liu Xiaoyuan, a human rights lawyer.
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And there is this viewpoint, I think, by many that there are thousands of vacancies in tech without people to fill them.
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Singapore's foreign ministry said the city-state had no sympathy for the Khmer Rouge and that Lee's references reflect its longstanding viewpoint.
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"RT provides an alternative perspective on major global events, and acquaints international audience with a Russian viewpoint," the station says on its website.
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But with this latest legal development, there are too many variables to say which viewpoint will ultimately — if ever — come out on top.
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"It will be expanding the right of the state to engage in viewpoint discrimination," the ACLU told the Washington Post earlier this week.
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The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the law in 2016, finding it did not discriminate based on viewpoint.
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It will be a moment for them to understand the importance of supporting the leader of the free world, despite one's political viewpoint.
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Before Asian Americans, she reflected a viewpoint on immigration as the child of immigrants -- a father from Jamaica and a mother from India.
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From your viewpoint (in the car moving 30 mph), it looks like the ball is traveling in the backward direction at 10 mph.
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Either way, from the policy viewpoint, the signal should be clear: It is time to defend the credibility of the Fed's monetary management.
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From a Muslim viewpoint, these revelations confirmed and clarified earlier messages from God in the forms they were professed by Jews and Christians.
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"As the week closes, we want to reiterate that creating these conversations is exactly the purpose of the Viewpoint section," the editorial said.
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Part of the reason for my viewpoint is that there were several interesting, though perhaps a bit subtle, surprises sprinkled throughout the event.
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Past seminars have ranged from "After virtue: how modern moral thinking went wrong" to "Conversions," a course focused on radical shifts in viewpoint.
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The U.K. sits somewhere between this viewpoint and that of the U.S., which is more focused on the accountability of businesses and government.
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This viewpoint admits to sympathy for Hong Kong's disaffected youth, who are alarmed at the rapid integration of the territory's economy with China's.
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People with this viewpoint, he said, can sometimes see nonwhite candidates as vice-presidential options, but not best equipped to lead the party.
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It is only one window onto the uprising, framed by activists with a partisan viewpoint, but it's a start, and more should follow.
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The disparagement clause counts as "viewpoint discrimination"—"a form of speech suppression so potent that it must be subject to rigorous constitutional scrutiny".
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" She continued, "Advocating the denial of a genocide by the country responsible for it — that's not publishing a 'provocative viewpoint,' that's spreading lies.
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It's a classic writing technique – you script two characters, each of whom represents a distinct and opposing viewpoint, and then have them debate.
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Your ability to influence people and allow them to see your viewpoint depends on how much they like you, according to Burton. Superficial?
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And now what I realize is that all the food I really like to eat is not really pretty from a certain viewpoint.
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"From a strictly logistical viewpoint, I think it would be awkward to be carrying around a placenta attached to a baby," Minkin says.
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"From a 50,000-feet viewpoint, we're probably in a global debt bubble," Jones said at the Greenwich Economic Forum in Connecticut last week.
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"We believe we have selected the right place from a technical viewpoint," the Pharaohs&apos executive director Ihab Leheta told reporters this week.
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Bitdefender's viewpoint isn't just about cure, but prevention too, cutting viruses and malware off at the source in order to keep you safe.
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Through CrossFit's websites, podcasts, videos, and the brand's CrossFit Journal, Glassman has managed to infuse the brand with his anti-establishment, libertarian viewpoint.
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" Facebook public policy director Neil Potts said the company "does not favor one political viewpoint over another, nor does Facebook suppress conservative speech.
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A hand-picked group of students will help create the furniture, which will have a "provocative viewpoint," IKEA stated in a press release.
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" Selena seems to agree with Bailey's viewpoint, saying in the episode that it's "possible to be empowered and still be a sex object.
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Unfortunately, Trump filled his transition team with a greatest hits list of climate deniers who are unlikely to present him a balanced viewpoint.
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Worse, from China's viewpoint, American forces have just obtained access to five Philippine bases, including an airbase on Palawan, just opposite the Spratlys.
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"Our study, for example, is correlational and doesn't provide evidence for a causal link between psychedelics and a certain political viewpoint," he said.
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That viewpoint has support from top White House policy advisers like Stephen Bannon and Stephen Miller, who are both advocates of reduced immigration.
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Yet the concerns that came with each viewpoint were understandable, and I wondered if there were places where those concerns might come together.
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"From our viewpoint, Debbie Wasserman Schultz is a very dedicated leader for our party," said Brian Fallon, the press secretary of Clinton's campaign.
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Trimble – Trimble bought privately held Viewpoint from Bain Capital for $1.2 billion in cash, and the software company also raised its revenue outlook.
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Charles had a brilliant mind, who by the end of a discussion with him you often couldn't help but agree with his viewpoint.
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"He represents a historical viewpoint that downplays Japanese misdeeds and that might not down well with certain groups in the US," he said.
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If this had been the opposing viewpoint delivered in the same divisive and deliberate way, we would have felt and acted the same.
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Even when we try to understand the other side's viewpoint, we quickly find out it does not fit easily with our domestic politics.
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Too often pundits link such an event to their own political viewpoint, and use the tragedy in the service of their own agenda.
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During his tenure, the company undertook a program designed to educate employees on the principles of Economics 101, from a decidedly corporate viewpoint.
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But one Clinton ally reiterated a common viewpoint among her allies that the media would not treat her fairly if she hold one.
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And bonds formed at France's prestigious universities means bank and company executives, central bankers and government officials often have a broadly shared viewpoint.
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While Obama writes that he doesn't hold the same viewpoint as the author, he found the book to be, "thought provoking," he explains.
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Rather than give a single viewpoint on this topic, we leave it to our readers to see the show and decide for themselves.
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Administration officials see it more as a difference in viewpoint and Mr. Obama performing his presidential role in protecting the nation's interests overseas.
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Indeed, such a viewpoint was clearly held not only by the administration but by America's European allies and Middle Eastern friends as well.
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From a fundamental analysis viewpoint, this valuation is about as ludicrous as they come and almost makes Cisco&aposs 2000 valuation look normal.
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"We're about to find out the degree to which that viewpoint about fiscal discipline was political rhetoric or fundamental principle," Mr. Schmidt said.
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Her division produces several seasonal forecasts, as well as a magazine called Viewpoint Colour, which anticipate trends up to three years in advance.
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One viewpoint is introduced in a piece called "Jornalista Roberto Marinho III" (2004), involving an engaging solution to housing in the developing world.
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From the viewpoint of public speaking, Hillary Clinton is interesting to listen to — how often she just sounds cross, as if she's shouting.
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The viewpoint she presents is of man who has fallen, overlain with the memory of images of those who jumped to their deaths.
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In both stories, a man with unconventional notions of romance and sex woos a woman, getting her to at least consider his viewpoint.
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To the assembled protesters, activist Ilaf Moslawy, who was dressed as a BP official, read a poem she'd written from that fictional viewpoint.
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During jury selection, the judge said that simply having a political viewpoint would not be enough for a potential juror to be dismissed.
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Review the ideas, information and facts you included in the K and L columns in your chart to help you formulate your viewpoint.
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When asked to imagine a birthday in the far off future, people are more likely to envision it from a third-person viewpoint.
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The only way to change someone's anti-gun viewpoint is to slowly, and personally engage them and take them through the long process.
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This is because the gas appears to be moving toward our viewpoint, while it's moving away on the right side and appears dimmer.
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Mr. Tessier's paintings might reflect his viewpoint as a French Canadian living between two worlds — he maintains studios in Montreal and New York.
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Naveen Mishra, industry principal at Frost & Sullivan, echoed Ong's viewpoint, telling CNBC that Amazon has yet to catch up with the region's incumbents.
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Marubeni's purchase of an additional stake comes as it strengthens its copper platform from a long-term viewpoint, it said in a statement.
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"It would also promote the viewpoint that Australia drives its foreign and national security policies through the lens of that alliance," she said.
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And from that viewpoint, a "Rich Chigga" using an anti-black slur in a black genre felt like a slap in the face.
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AssuredlyAThrowAway says it's difficult to decide when to remove a comment, but that r/conspiracy's moderators aren't trying to censor any particular viewpoint.
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" Facebook public policy director Neil Potts said the company "does not favor one political viewpoint over another, nor does Facebook suppress conservative speech.
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It's the viewpoint of Druckenmiller and other hedge fund managers that a far-left candidate would reduce investors' appetite for paying up for stocks.
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They could either read and answer questions about an opinion they agreed with — the topic was same-sex marriage — or read the opposing viewpoint.
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This is not intended as unconstructive censure in turn, but rather an alternative viewpoint on how ex-professionals might affect and change the game.
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Focus on the prosecution, what we found in that FBI file which they did not want to release, references to his political viewpoint, why?
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But this viewpoint hasn't gone very far in explaining human behavior, because human behavior is just an extremely complicated manifestation of too many atoms.
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I am a technologist at heart but I believe much of what has ruined the current news marketplace stems from an anti-technological viewpoint.
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From Hernandez's viewpoint, international aid workers from countries such as Spain, Japan, Israel, and the United States were working at a dangerously slow pace.
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"Our viewpoint is that the social media companies as well as some of the search companies are stretched at this inflection point," said Morganlander.
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"I found that it advanced incorrect assumptions about gender ... it's not a viewpoint that I or this company endorses, promotes or encourages," she wrote.
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So the female partner in such a failed marriage may find herself chained to her husband (from an Islamic viewpoint) and also financially disadvantaged.
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"He's looking at this from the viewpoint of the next 30 years," said Tian Feilong, a professor of law at Beihang University in Beijing.
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"Government should treat voters equally regardless of their viewpoint and we have ways to measure it," said Danielle Lang, an attorney for the plaintiffs.
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"The trial court found that the evidence shows that the denial of the International Keystone Knights' application amounted to impermissible viewpoint discrimination," he wrote.
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People may be less likely to engage with a competing viewpoint regardless of whether or not Facebook puts in right in front of them.
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So he found that the government may enforce free speech restrictions within polling stations as long as the restriction is reasonable and viewpoint neutral.
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And I think the general arbiter will the clubs and the league and we&aposll work with our players to get their viewpoint also.
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Desktop participants used a mouse to change their viewpoint, while VR users turned their heads from side to side and looked up and down.
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And the hardest thing I think with this is that — and anyone who's ever done any reporting knows this — everyone has a different viewpoint.
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Intentionally or not, the story's overall lessons — the way it defines right and wrong — are an active argument for a specific viewpoint or ideal.
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THIS IS EXACTLY THE VIEWPOINT OF THOSE WHO THINK THE FED SHOULD NOT RAISE RATES BECAUSE IT SHOWS THE ECONOMY HAS ROOM TO RUN.
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They&aposre still going to spend about $400 million on the midterms to try to elect republicans and conservatives who agree with their viewpoint.
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" I just wrote a column for the New York Times about Twitter and someone's like, "Well, they just have always had a contrarian viewpoint.
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"I've talked to a number of Republican senators who share the same viewpoint and for whatever reason are reluctant to say it," said Weaver.
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From the viewpoint of Color of Change, what are some of the more pressing issues involving people of color that need a continual focus?
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Rondo is not for everyone, but those who value what he has to offer will often walk away from interactions with a different viewpoint.
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I can imagine that there are some people who might think that making a film from such a subjective viewpoint is a bad thing.
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A critic's viewpoint should not serve a commercial purpose as much as it should help their reader make sense of what they're listening to.
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A woman walking through the world knows in a different way than a man, and by default has greater authority when describing her viewpoint.
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One viewpoint holds that the divisions are overblown and that Democrats -- actual voters -- are for the most part pretty closely aligned on policy questions.
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It's important to remember that, in investing, the more people believe any one thing, the more the opposite viewpoint turns out to be correct.
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"We do not shadowban according to political ideology or viewpoint or content, period," Dorsey said during a rare interview on Hannity's conservative radio show.
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But the events can provide a nice paycheck and exposure, and bands sometimes quietly go along even if they don't share the Republican viewpoint.
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The lender said Bramson's letter showed he had "a preconceived viewpoint and a poor understanding" of Barclays and its corporate and investment bank (CIB).
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But Cassandra Rosen, president of FK Interactive, says it's not smart to always apologize for your viewpoint, otherwise your opinion will never be valued.
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CNN did not have an "unwavering faith" in anyone's viewpoint, which is why we spent nearly a year and a half investigating the story.
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It's still a minority viewpoint, but 22009 percent of Americans believe animals should have similar protections as humans, according to a 8.53 Gallup poll.
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"We are ready for dialogue on these oilfields and don't see any problems from a technical viewpoint on getting these oil flows," he said.
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His viewpoint was reinforced after Third Avenue slammed the door on its investors because it misjudged its ability to unload hard-to-sell investments.
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This is the opposite viewpoint of many of Silicon Valley's other prominent tech leaders, including Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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"The American Outlaws find that viewpoint objectionable and it is disappointing to see the federation make such an argument," the group posted on Twitter.
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It disrespects the other person's ability to have a civil argument — and it disrespects the value of your own viewpoint and your own voice.
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A prevalent opposing viewpoint is that the first Thanksgiving stemmed from the massacre of Pequot people in 1637, a culmination of the Pequot War.
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It's to convince readers of their viewpoint: that abortion is morally wrong, that autism is caused by vaccines or that climate change isn't real.
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Physicians believe that this viewpoint will help frame the opioid problem for parents and educators, and help funnel recovery and prevention funds onto campuses.
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This is a minority viewpoint among economists but not exactly a super rare one, and it would not be challenging to produce the names.
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From Moscow's viewpoint, the interview on RT, a Kremlin-funded network formerly known as Russia Today, was a masterpiece of in-your-face defiance.
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Likewise, all newspapers, radio and TV stations and most bookstores and libraries on the island are government operated and only offer the government's viewpoint.
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Adam Green, the co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, which is supporting Ms. Warren in the primary, reflected the campaign's dominant viewpoint.
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And Silicon Valley tends to be ruled by a libertarian viewpoint — the notion that the less regulation and political interference in technology, the better.
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For me, whether it's simply looking out the window or going out into the yard and just looking up, stargazing offers an amazing viewpoint.
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Market share struggles aside, launching a search app in China today would be less attractive from a financial viewpoint than it used to be.
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"Viewpoint," by contrast, spoke honestly and clearly, pushing the country to "verbalize things that were impossible to say before," Ernst told me with pride.
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"From a theoretical viewpoint, decreased availability of natural light in the morning in winter should encourage what we call a phase delay," says Murray.
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The Breitbart site reports and aggregates politics and entertainment news, often injecting a conservative viewpoint, and it embraced Mr. Trump during the presidential campaign.
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For a lot of readers, this viewpoint may seem like an overreaction to a few missteps by a man with an extremely difficult job.
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But it's important to know that while Poulson's viewpoint is valid and worth sharing, the vast majority of donors view donation as a blessing.
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I think if I privately communicated with every person in these buildings through my film, I'm afraid they all would agree with my viewpoint.
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The resulting portraits that make up the monograph are sensual for sure but, shot from a distinctly feminine viewpoint, there's no sense of vulnerability.
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So here is a new viewpoint on how AI will be kept in check — more AI. Who will be a guard to the guardian?
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Maybe that's why I've got a different viewpoint – because I didn't go into it with a burning desire to be in a punk band.
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